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what is a
polymer
a long chain of
repeating
monomers
what is a
monomer
a single unit that can be used to form a
polymer
what are some examples of polymers
DNA
proteins
carbohydrates
plastic
what is a homolytic bond fission
where one electron goes to each atom. represented by
half arrows
what is an heterolytic bond fission
where both electrons go to
one
atom. represented by a
full
arrow
how is a condensation monomer formed
through a
condensation
reaction with the same 2 monomers each time losing small molecules such as
H2O
or HCl
what is the difference between addition and condensation polymers
addition-
involves the
breaking
of double bonds
condensation-involves
the loss of
water
what intermolecular force develops between polymer chains
hydrogen bonds
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